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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
8
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A capacity audience filled Glouster Stadium for a memorial service and Army drum and bugle corps concert and field demonstration. The ceremony featured Mayor Thomas Williams, E. K. Peugh, and General Francis Brink. A large parade followed with local bands, Scouts, and floats.
GLOUSTER Mr. and Mrs. Henry Exenhamper and daughter Gloria of Jacksonville with Barberton visited Petersburg Williamsburg and Charlottesville during a week long Virginia tour. They returned to Jacksonville Friday with Gloria accompanying a Barberton visit.
The marriage of Helen Davis of Greens Run and Norman Bryant of Canal Winchester Ohio was solemnized by Richard Wilcox of Greens Run Church of Christ on Friday noon at the bride’s parents home in Greens Run. The couple plans to reside in Canal Winchester.
Mrs. Charles Showalter and daughter Shelba of Chauncey join Jerry Schoonover and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evener of Owosso Michigan in New Marshfield on Tuesday as guests of Nellie Dowler, the showalter sister.
The Church of Christ at Greens Run began exterior painting with a first coat applied last week by volunteer men. At noon, women hosted a potluck in the parish house. A second coat will be applied this week before interior redecorations and a July 31 rededication.
Otto Hanning of Redtown, age 69, died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday at 2 a m after a brief stay. He leaves wife Emily three children John address unknown Fannie Smith Dayton and Lemby Minnesota one brother one sister three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Free Methodist Church Redtown with Rev W F Householder officiating. Burial will be in Taylor Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the Redtown home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Showalter Chauncey entertained as their guests at their W Jacobs Ave home Mr and Mrs Robert Evener Owosso Mich Elmer Showalter Detroit Mr and Mrs Lester Showalter and children of Corning and Mrs Joyce Schoon over Kisor of Millfield
The notice lists numerous relatives and friends visiting Akron and surrounding towns from Cleveland Columbus Detroit and Charleston W Va. It notes travels to Greenfield Dayton Senecaville and New Straitsville and mentions Andrew Roback of Jacksonville undergoing a goiter operation at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus before returning home.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Legion Hall.
Merle Danford reports Glouster native Miss Danford visiting Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Burkam and son Charles in Burbank California. In June she rode with cousin Mrs. Nellie Pelter to San Diego and on June 24 attended a luncheon of the Ministers Wives Association in Long Beach. The Burkams and Miss Danford, with music by Miss Danford, plan to move to Winslow Arizona for the new pastorate, while Miss Danford will ride home by train.
About 125 Master Masons gathered for Glouster Lodge 607 Home coming meeting in Ohio. The group, many visiting from elsewhere, assembled at 5 30 a m and conferred the Master Mason degree. Louie Seidenfeld presented 25 year pins to Ernest Byers FE K Bryson Errett Eddy Howard Antle DeLoss Wallace and Louie M Seidenfeld. A breakfast followed in the high school auditorium.
The note explains that spiders have eight legs while insects have six. It uses a simple contrast to distinguish the two groups based on number of legs.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Snyder announce the marriage of their daughter Drusilla Snyder to Kenneth Julian of Grey Ridge Mo The bride is a Murray City High School 1941 graduate The groom served in World War II and spent two years overseas They will reside in Akron Other notes mention visits and social calls across Columbus Kelly and nearby towns with several residents visiting relatives and attending church events
Mrs. Bess Koenig Patterson and her son-in-law and daughter Eleanor Patterson and Chipper Patterson of Cleveland visit Murray City to see Mrs. Betty Hogan. They spend Friday in Chauncey as guests of their cousin Charles Bradfield.
The Adult Fellowship Class of The Plains Methodist Church will meet in Chauncey Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Clara Wallace and daughters Verna and Vera on High Street. Mr and Mrs Elmer Showalter of Detroit visited Chauncey for two weeks to see Mr Showalter's father Chas Clarey.
Mrs Mabel Sisson will host the Millfield Needle Club at her Trimble home Wednesday night for club members and needlework discussions.
A note mentions the presence of a family and mother Mrs. KE. A. Person at their home, with Mrs. Howard Craft referenced in connection to the event.
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